Pantheon Books, 2004 & 2005


When a film was made based on these two books, I was really excited and wanted to watch it. I don't know why the Iranian government would get upset about the film, because having read the books, I found so much humanity in the story. Or maybe it's the deviation from the government's strict code of conduct.
I really recommend these two books as right now, I can't think of any other picture book in the Western publishing world that provides such a humane, touching and wonderful insight into what it means to be an Iranian living in the Western world.
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